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Wrong, worst case scenario is that the service you were running which handled users inputing their social security numbers and credit cards is now compromised.


Wrong, worst case scenario is...

This thread made me laugh out loud.

Services are NOT more secure just because its running off a liveCD. All that means is that your liability of a fscked up harddrive dissapears.

Example:
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You could also try:
http://www.smoothwall.org/

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What kind of discussion?

Who cares if Ubuntu is gaining in popularity? Ubuntu, along with every other Debian based distro, sucks anyways.

I lol'ed.

Hello there!

Just a friendly reminder that this website is not a legal resource.

Thanks for the clarification, we never would've figured it out without you.

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This design is so ****ing lame.

At least we all know who's single and looking.

you could always just grab the HTML, write a simple script to extract all the HTML tags, and place every word on a new line, and then search through the file to remove duplicate words.

If you...

Yeah, best bet is to just port-forward the necessary ports on your router to the machine inside the network.

Otherwise you could always try FTP Tunneling assuming the router already has open ports.

Where is Terr?

Thats no way to treat a lady, my friend.

But as for Troulz's initial post, explaining what exactly you want to do (compromise a mail server, finally get to browse those blocked sites you've...

What a ****ing brilliant idea. +ap.





You're no fun. -ap.

Don't let iptables get you down. Guarddog is a GUI frontend for iptables and lets you configure iptables without going through the "hassle" of learning iptables scripting.

Where's the incentive?

Search craigslist. I'm sure you'll find a place.

warning: sanity of people housing you may be off the charts

This thread deals with all of that MAC Address nonsense.

What exactly happened just now?

/me opens another bottle of Jack Daniels

Hell, don't forget OpenBSD. :) :)

Yes I know its not a Linux distro, but it is my favorite BSD varient.

Also another nifty thing to do would be to change the banners for all the services you run to something that you don't run.
(ie. running thttpd but changing the banner to make it seem as if you're...

If you have access to the computer you don't even need to boot into Windows, just pull out your handy-dandy bootable Linux CD (knoppix-std, preferably), mount the Windows partitions, and then save...

So what happens if somebody gets an 0day and uses it on one of his open (fully patched and updated) services?

With grsec he'd have an unexecutable stack, so a good 60-70% of 0days just fail...